Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-10
Elsc Sac~flelG Guards Prize.
A SEVJ FL OF The NATIONAL DRILL-THE wANDE
lSGS Or SMALL BOY.


During the late encampnent small boy about
fifteen years Old, who SAID he was from Texas
Cl;y, or Kansas CITY, and who, It appears from
Ms story. has been an orphan and u wanderer
since he was four years old, attached hiIaself to
tine '.>aTsfeld Guards OF New Haven as boot
black. The morning. OF the departure of the COM
pduy NJ WIS NOS 10 be found, ana nothing more
was thought ~ him 5y IlItt members until he
turned M Ia New Haven on saturday last the lth
instant lnIu1rng Tor the S1rSne.dS. He has Tow
been adopted by them, given the name o. Patrick
>arsT-lu, as he did uOt KNOW his O!D, and will b.
given an opportunity Ia make man OF himself
= oue OI th- GnemOer, OG TIE company expresses
..iIEsel IL letter 70 a Trend In this city. Per-
Ai:'s the New Haven company got prize a1ier all
FINED ToR THROWING STONES AT , R,uRo.p
TkAfN--1Ai> clOrning. IN the Police Court, a small
'O-oIeG DJY ntuled Clarence Jack sou was charged
D. Uflerr Mooney With throwing stones. The
"-heer testified that about I'D o'clock yesterday
evening LIZ Saw tiIe defendant throw a stone at u
train ON The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the
street crossing. When arrested the boy said he
threw The stone at Two boys who had assaulted
him, o'lt The officer saw n other boys there. The
Dor tod tAe judge that h was throwing at two
other boys, and that he not throwing az the
Train counsel Tor the boy asked that the court
TAKE his personal recognzaace- The judge de
SIleC 90 tdae his persona! .ecoEnizticc, and sail
Ae intended To- JetCn these boys Ihas they El;Ist
ho' thro" 1t passing trains Ii was a dangerous
practlt-. AMI h.ple u seriously inJIre sOiIe OI
tAe passengers \ nae OF 50 Was imposed.
SETTLED Outside or COURT-The Suits OF Mr. J.
H. FREEMAN, tie florist AGAINST Misses Mary c.
ami Lena h. Caldwell. for flowers furnished the
past s.-UI. Tor s..4GJO and $50 10 Respectively
have ben settled. There u difference OF so
Ia The bill OF tic nrsJ named, and there was no
clfeT-ner wh.ttrFr- as To the other. The suits
"sf7 entered 'h-ou2h a misrepresentation
y REcEPTION TO ThEIE NEW Rrcr0K-A recep-
t-Ha mas given in tte chapel II Is.r.st church
navy arc, last evening Ia Rev Gilbert +. vii
L.stiL> thu new rector. The attend .nrP which
Wa ilrSe, inriu.ed number O! the cergymeu Oh
,l'e c4,y Dr. WIN, + E@teit~, WrI. +. Hutchinson,
Nii- H. il0cAc ana Z r. McCaulcy. OF the yesJrI :,
assisted by i number u young gentlemen Oh the
fuI-..tJuH. received TIE men b., as they en-
tered JAe chapel Rev. Dr. ADHESION. OF Trinity
church, introduced key. SIT Williams who made
- diidrcs' &sAI2g Ior the hex cooperation OF
Ia i'cOP.e-
TOWERS FOX those SICK AND IN PRIsoS.-Yes-
tc4G@y " Is hiIpGf. a. E.-8cr Mission bar IN the
calendar OF the NuiutA-9 Christian TEMPERANCE
aioa, and Il was Observed o. use distribution OF
-e"rfS u III. Inmates o: public hospitals and!
Pii~o.s- Is.inber OF the ladies o. the union
Visited tn Isii yesteTGly. and after holding re-
nJ'.Iaet- - ladies also visited the Womans
Hospital Another party OF ladies visited The dr.
ierent hospitals, bringing 70 tEe SICK the good
rhee. of TN fresh iO%ere- The ladies' connected
~ita the soldiers and sailors Department OF the
hloI VISITED The s!rk IN Til" hOsplt al at the wash
ihstOa BARRACKS, and also at the Naval Hospital
Tie hosp!:A! ~ the soldiers home was also
Visited
TIE CONTEST FOR POSSESSION or THE CLARK
tHIDaES.-iH The EqIIJy court this morning,
d." Mer-Ick made q new order in the OF
;-.e respondent 10 proGGCe In court on Monday
EiOTnIhg the two children he removed from ST.
JoAnS church OTphaHGe on Tuesday last. An
ptueT Was iiiisiC wednesday afternoon when the
Uiii fOT divorce was fCi by Me>STs. Riddle. Davis.
add Padsett Tor Mr. CLARK, but personal service
hot having been made. and the respondent not
appearing THIS morning, Il new order Was procured
t"iLL-juuInC the respondent 10 produce the
,.lisen On Monday morning, providing that notice
D. served or Ieit At his residence place OF EN-
PiO! IueD;-
YOUTHFUL HOCSEBREAKER--ThiS morning In
nc IO-!ct court COiOred 10y NAMED VIM. D0tsOn,
ABOUT httevn ears % age was charged by Officer
Barney with hoCSebTeaAilg In the night time, IL
D-ihG alleged that Lc entered the house or Mrs
Htrl HOFFMAN, No. sD4 18th street mort Invest,
tLe SUth OF lass Month. The boy had previously
O*eh employed IN The house TO run errands. About
eiTl wrnl down stairs. found the window open
~iid tIit boy under the carpet sound asleep. she
S.O,iseu hin, and he jumped out OF the window
dli escaped H. was sentenced 70 the Reform
School during minority.
NOT AN ASSAULT But AN ACCIDEST-Tbis morn
ing ABOUT o'clock, cries OF 'pOilce, coming from
n alleged house Of il-faIne on street, between
ib'h ana 18th. were answered by officer Heller,
"Ao found one Of the inmates IL young woman
AAo@n as Bertie Beei0r, with her head ana face
CT aLd htr clothing covered with blood On In
iFMttlOn furnished by another inmate of the
NOUS, the officer arrested young man who gave
LIS Eaiae as JaI1eo Murray and he WaJ slbse-
Suentiy released OF collateral This morning in
~ IOice Court the young woman said that the
1o.SuuenI tld not assault her, but that she acct
HA'dIIy ieiI against glass door and cut her head
ne case was dismissed.